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refactor: rename apollo to ares and add ascii art display

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- Rename agent from "Apollo" to "Ares" across documentation and configuration
- Update config.json to reference Ares container image instead of Apollo
- Replace Apollo logo with Ares logo in documentation
- Rename workspace file from Apollo.code-workspace to Ares.code-workspace
- Add ASCII art display function to agent startup sequence
- Remove obsolete refactor analysis document
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"Fork and Run" is an agent architecture that spawns sacrificial processes in a suspended state to inject shellcode into.
## Fork and Run in Apollo
## Fork and Run in Ares
Apollo uses the fork and run architecture for a variety of jobs. These jobs will all first spawn a new process specified by the [`spawnto_x86`](/agents/apollo/commands/spawnto_x86) or [`spawnto_x64`](/agents/apollo/commands/spawnto_x64) commands. The parent process of these new processes is specified by the [`ppid`](/agents/apollo/commands/ppid/) command. Once the process is spawned, Apollo will use the currently set injection technique to inject into the remote process.
Ares uses the fork and run architecture for a variety of jobs. These jobs will all first spawn a new process specified by the [`spawnto_x86`](/agents/apollo/commands/spawnto_x86) or [`spawnto_x64`](/agents/apollo/commands/spawnto_x64) commands. The parent process of these new processes is specified by the [`ppid`](/agents/apollo/commands/ppid/) command. Once the process is spawned, Apollo will use the currently set injection technique to inject into the remote process.
The following commands use the fork and run architecture: